Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

IsALMA0UNDI.

for q weeks visit in San Francisco.
Z. J. CsrpeauI will accept our thanks
for q copy of the Paso Robes Leader.
The Phoebe Record reports So cases
Of measles At PAM CO, in Lincoln eoun-
~.
The Terre HAute. Ind, car works
were destroyed by Gre Sunday night.
LOSS about Sl5O.OOO.
Queen Kapiolani sailed from San
Francisco for Honolulu on the steamer
Australia Tuesday evening.
Col. II. G. Shaw. formerly Of the En-
terpriss. is now on the San Francisco
Examiners editorial force.
Al. d. Foley. Of Eureka, has gone on
a business trip to Ogden and Mrs. Fo-
ley is stopping at the Depot Hotel dur
ing his absence.
Love'cck's team arrived this morning
loaded with wool. the last installment
from the hocks Of W +. Ross, Of
Mountain Cit.
George F. Atvell, q son Of Sheriff At
we'll. arrived by last evenings train
from California and went up to Taylor's
Station in company with his father to.
day.
The Jersey Lily and her maid, ne-
oompaniel by Freddie GebhArdt. ].
Chrne aud Geo. Kcogh. wen from Reno
to Virginia City by private conveyance
last Tuesday.
l.. Golds,ein's team arrived to-day
from Mountain City with thirty sacks,
5000 pounds, ore from tho Resurrection
mine which will be shipped to Salt Lake
City for reduction.
1t is nip and tuck between Buffalo
Bill and James q. Blaine in the distiu-
6uishcd confederation which il accorded
them by British Royalty, with Bison
William 4 little ahead.
w. U. Young. of Reno, il here intro
ducing the Universal Combination
Fence. which is a great improvement
ON IHrbed wire. is easily put up, very
durable and not expensive.
Froclich, Kosenstock ct al. left this
morning for the North Fork Of the
Humboldt where they will spend a few
days III pursuit Of the rpeckled beauties
which abound in that stream.
Pitt>burg Chroniclc:-An engineer on
the Illinois Central railroad pronounced
a bridge safe Just fifteen minutes before
it fell of it own weight. There is a aim
suspicion that tho engineer was mis-
taken.
Francisco for several months. a portion
OF the time in very poor health, arrived
by last evenings trnin, and we nre
pleased to note that his health is great
iy improved.
4 private letter from z. J. C~ArpeanI
dated Paso Robles. Cal. July Nth states
that he is well. is in busineAss aud do
ing we'll. lie sends kind regards to all
Elko friends aud states that he will Wis.,
it US i'll the near future.
The Found Treasure Mining Compa-
ny, of ruscarora District. and Knicker-
booker Mining Company. Of Gold Hill
District, have made application to have
their shares listed ut the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board.
We arc informed by A. J. Hybsch-
man. proprietor OF the EIko Brewery.
that tho works are run to their full ca
pacity in filling orders fer his key and
bottled beer, which is found to be q re.
freshing and healthy Summer beverage.
The new Hotel which is now being
built Mt Wells and which is to be in
charge OF Ben Fitch as "mine host"
will be. when completed, one OF the
finest buildings in the county, 50 says
10. Gardner who is doing the carpenter
work.
The Eureka Sentinel says that Post
master Bartlett hsLed i'll the Humboldt
Tn Sunday and caught several minnows.
Ii the Postmaster will come over to
Elko he will he initiated into the mys.
teries of catching trout. The Hum
boldt affords fine sport during tue
months CT August and September.
pioche whisKey must be ''terrible rs
an army with banners" ms the Record
says that it is not nn unusual thing 10
hud Intoxicated meu in the streets Of
the town, lying upon the sidewalks, or
sleeping in dry goods boxes. to the
shame OF the men themselves and 10
the disgust Of decent people who hap
pen to witness them.
The Rev. MI. TRlmnge says there will
Oc pianos in heaven. II is feared that
the reverend gentleman, in One brief
statement, has undonc all tho good he
has accomplished during the many
years he has occupied the pulpit. We
have heard sweet little angels drum
Oh pianos in this world.--[Norristown
Herald.
W. J. Plumb, Of Tusoarora, arrived
yesterday for tho purpose Of meeting
his father, David i. Plumb, OF Empo-
rio, Kansas. and n nephew, son OF U.
s. Senator Plumb. who are expected 10